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The Chief Executive of Wexford County Council has said that the local authority is poised to take action against the owner of a derelict leisure centre described as “an absolute death trap”.
The topic of social housing is a sore one in the Enniscorthy District. Local councillors have consistently expressed their frustrations at the pace of housing delivery.
The Chief Executive of Wexford County Council has stated that the removal of hundreds of tonnes of silt from Crescent Quay in Wexford town is “not a top priority” for the local authority at the moment.
Having already enjoyed success in terms of breathing new life into Enniscorthy's old courthouse building, and with similar plans in place to redevelop the old Ballast Office in Wexford, Wexford County Council will next turn its attention to the old courthouse building in New Ross. The topic was raised by Fianna Fáil councillor Michael Sheehan at last week's county council meeting. 'I'd like to ask the Chief Executive to take a look at the courthouse building in New Ross in a similar way to what's been done in Enniscorthy,' he said. 'The building is pretty much derelict at this stage and is v...